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Griggs courier., 1887-10-14
DANGERS Of eENziNE.

Why the Utmost Care Should he Exer.
cised In Handling II.
Some weeks ago in Philadelphia
music printing establishment, while q
boy was engaged in cleaning a press
with benzine, rubbing it with q rag,
the fluid blazed up; the lads clothing
caught fire. and he was SO severely
burned that his recovery was stated to
be doubtful 1t has been popularity
supposed that fame. or at least q tenn
perature equal to the white or red heat
Of iron, was necessary to ignite BEN
zine, but this is q mistake. It is q
fact little known that hard friction
can develop sufficient heat to
inflame benzine vapor. especially
is the surface rubbed be vanished
with shellac. We are informed by q
competent and truthful mechanical en-
gineer that few years ago (while try
ing with benzine in closed tin vessel
to construct thermostat to ignite q
powder giving out sulphurous gas in
case Of fire outbreak), he found that
the vapor was leaking from a minute
crack in seam. He requested tin
man to solder the leak, supposing that
copper soldering tool at dark heat
would nor be dangerous. To his sur
prise and that of the workman, the
vapor ignited. with a blue flame, as
soon as the tool approached near the
crack, and flame played around the
tool like will-o'-the-wisp. This gem
tleman several times experimental
afterward and found that at dark
heat the tool did not inflame the
vapor when at a distance of twelve
inches from the crack, but did always
set fire to it If within six to four
inches. No matter how small the
crevice, there always came out
enough vapor to ignite at this low de-
gree of temperature. In these trials,
as in the first instance, the tin-man's
furnace was kept at considerable
distance. We mentioned few months
since case in which this vapor was
ignited by electricity generated in
rubbing flannel garment which was
being cleaned in tub Of the fluid.
This last occurrence once more em-
phasizes the need of the utmost eau
ton in the handling of benzine in the
securing and furniture establishments
and printing Offices. in which it is so
generally and extensively made use
of-FIre and Water.
Griggs courier., 1887-10-14
A Natural Inquiry

Who'll we put up for Congress this
yearp" asked one local statesman Of
another.
General Dashem. He's bound to
be elected"
"Can he command votesp"
''You bet he can; more than any
other man in this district"
How much is he WORTH" "-Asr.
chant II sVeler.
Griggs courier., 1887-10-14
RELIGIOU us R.EA DIN


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stf..ceea s Ne Ne y q
l boiling % oe efe|as \ 4 as1e "a yhsu.i
= maf,sm . ana nsurait apds Z Diet 81
Itq uors disabled nom boiling coreetni
kinas q yegeta olea mixed With other
kinds q food. y ~ = prepared to relieve
these complaints
Whole chapters are written on 'sHow :.
% Doll water. " How to cook an egg.
and u Y astonishing how much good
common sense 10 taught In the discus
sion o. these u apparently simple ques-
tons Take. for example. How to
Doll q. egg " The orthodox manner
al VIII admit + to keep It boiling for
three and 2 hall minutes, but after you
study now 70 practi cally appiy'the laws
OF albumem ll % coagulation. You VII! find
the egg much better. Tar more heal thy
and nutritious II you will put it
Griggs courier., 1887-10-14

III Russian engineer named Cos
lowiche is to be. believed he has con-
quered the secret Of serial navigation.
His machine is said to be 200 feet long.
and to obviate q betrayal Of his secret
he had the apparatus constructed in
different parts Of Europe.
Griggs courier., 1887-10-14

The law requiring the placing Of
ropes and fire escapes in hotels is being
generally complied with by the hotels Of
York State. The expense of fitting up
an ordinary hotel, according to the re-
quirements. is $500.
Griggs courier., 1887-10-14
W ovn u Afmes,r, Donfaase county,
7T.s4 Johnann RrGe. bought tho bonds @ On


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waak. ha had as hioh . stennin, . hoss
90 Won avar saad Saddle that made !.
no;sa l;la a vaar.old hahv a-crv;n, an,
q bride that looked purity enough to.
take hotter an chaw.'
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mon
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GOT the brichtest m mind mir in in the he's State M
f.uckvi stan ont IN tho tha ~ rod Dr. an,
mals a hose hr;d,A an, I s.ddls M IS s,nsr4 -.
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Griggs courier., 1887-10-14

"A tussle with . boarding-houss
steak = now called . ''bull fight'
Griggs courier., 1887-10-14
,on,1 ncsiis bsiosi,s God. - q Ssl
,rars. but only tie labor that spFinea

!, hut only the labor that spring
So SC koss Ia : Z
sAsk come pth hSir 81 p
~ me headi = q entir III ince
from The Big brain. I q lsoossss
yelling young man, = good and
!. sigh-cling young woman q batter.
sNeaO RaveN News. 's8 8. SIN .3S
No mouse or rat viii gnaw through
. granary surrounded with two thick
lnesses Of heml6ck board. breaking
joints. Cha.hans Cbssrier.
No matter how bad or destructive
. boy be. he never becomes 90 de-
graded or loses self-respect sufficiently
as to throw mud on . circus poster.
Isl 81 An exchange says that young
lady never likes to ..give herself
away. = That depends on whether or
not the right fellow asks her. IN Y
Ledger.
Contractor-s.Tv called to have
you settle for building the house. -
Owner ''rm ready to settle with you
when the house is done settling. ~
fnstGdelpht0 CGtk
Aim high, " is the Savannah Nescs'
advice to young men. This is the
same old chestnut that the girl sprung
on the fellow who kissed her ON the
chin. Nashville American
Nothing has been done to stop the
robbing Of poor immigrants at Castle
/ Garden yet but an ordinance to pro-
hibit the sale Of oil paintings BY gas
light has just been passed in New
York. Omaha World
No man knows how much he
really loves woman until she has
presented him with the worked cam
vas for the sides Of natty travelling.
bag. and he has paid seven or eight
dollars for having 1t made up. .-Losc-
eA Citizen.
The coils Of rope which hotel keep
ers in New York are obliged BY law to
place in every room. for . fire-escape.
are proving very useful to impecuni-
Gus guests, who slide down at night
without waiting for the cry Of fire.
Boston Post.
Behind the Scenee.-
Her appetite is delicate:
Shesan not eat to-day;
But see her In the pantry
Whenher beau has gone away.
-Boston Courier,
Change is Rest. .-Beggar's WIFE
August why are you taking Of
your wooden legp" p"-Beggar-. ..Darl-
ing. I am only going to strap it on the
other foot; one gets tired OF hopping
about all day long on the same leg. ~
Hunsovistische Blatter.
-Countryman Ito dentist) %
wouldn't pay nothin' extra for gaA
Jes yank her out If it does hurt "
Dentist-"You are plucky. sir Lei
me see tho tooth" Countryman-
.'Oh. faint me that got the toothache,
it's my wife. She'll be here in min.
ute. IN r Sun.
Some people claim that q fellow
doesn't get any rest by going on an
excursion, as he generally works hard
a week before to get ready and then
puts in the hardest day of all when he
goes-but this is not so; an excursion
usually makes him sick abed for q
week after he gets back and that is
the time he gets his rest -Dakota BeM.
Not soil alone nor sun alone
gives strength and majesty to the
sturdy oak, but also its exposure to
the changes Of the seasons and it's bat
ties with the storms and winds. So
it is through hardships and we'll borne
trials cheerily met that man attains
to the power and dignity Of his full
nature and the stability of his true
manhood. Farmer and Nanuf factstrsr.
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IA Entirety NeW jStOinitle.


The Bohemian cats Dodge being about
played out in its original shape, owing
10 the fact that the farmers have found
out the value Of reading newspapers,
the swindlers who are wont to make ar
mcrs their special prey have evolved a
new form Of it, They have been gong
around Mercer and Crawford counties
selling eggs for S. a dozen and contract
ing to take all the chickens matched from
them at $3 each, representing that they
are verv valuable breed n7s+sSs ~
rural housewife has kept these eggs
under a setting hen month or more
without result an examinations is made
and it is discovered that the eggs are boil
ed. This is even worse than the Bohemian
oats dodge in its former shape, for the
oats which the swindler sold at $40 a
bushel, promising to pay the same price
or bushel for the following years crop
therefrom, we're good oats, worth the
highest market price, but of course.
worth nothing like as much as the farm
paid for them This mitigating crcun :
tauee, however, was offset by the fact
,hat the contract which the farmer signed
vcntu'lly turned up as a promissory
note The egg notes will perhaps be
heard from later on Philadelphia
Fumes.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03

The following paragraph 50 aptly APP
plies to soue neu Of .his county Nho
pretend to sail uuicr anti ring color,
AMI at the same tiue lent their effort
to elect ring candidate to fill count,
olices il 1850, that we submit it fo
their reflection:
Frequently when an Official owes his
political adyanc, ment to a ring it is hard
70 persuade him that the men who put
Inn where he is are as wicked as the,
are painted Ouce upon time Their,
lived not one hundred miles from Ralti-
more gentleman who fre Iu,nty ex
pressed scathing terms his destaton Of
. certain ring and the men who coinpos
ed it. With whitening sarcasm he spok
aud wrote Of the men whom b. never
hesltated to condemn ~ wicked an.
unprincipled, and unworthy of tie Is
TEEN aud cempanionshlp of,ruc patriots
He dcseanted upon their vices. a'teudel
AMI presided at meetings Al whlrh the
ring was held up to scorn, and found
fault with "reformcrs' who supporter
the rings candidates aftyrt III NOM
nation by the state conventions II
could see no consistency N men hgl,tu
the candidate Of the ring b FIRE /
meeting Of the ~'rta convention. 4,
supporting him after his nomin4rian Il
was not that kind 81 . nan he won
say, No. not he His MOTTO. he used /,
declare, Wa> "When You 5 boss
hit hun But, alas and alack,' one IN
lucky day fHty came into hls houS,
and whispered something il his car
1t was afterwards discovered that til
fury was rtall, Fourth ward politician
" effer,d tie ge' tlcman reformer
he oibce The re'ormer. not knowing
Al The time that tho fairy had wieke
partners. and that they were tn met
whom he had 50 frequently denounced.
accepted what was SO unexpectedly
rendered Wien be got into office be
was soon surrounded by the wicked
partners WHO wanted to run everything
heir own way Instead Of rehuking
them ar furuiug them out Of his office.
~ luplor'ng Them net to tempt him.
he took them to his bosom, sustained
dem with the warmth of his patronage.
held frequent conferences with them,
md, as a rule, followed their advice.
This shows what may became Of a good
j, IN if he allows himself e Ne nlaced in
te hands 81 wi,Ned pa;ae.s Tpis i
=, s,t.:t:: cs:al
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
Geese KtIicd by Lightning.

The Chico (Ch.) Chronicle gives the
following: "E. Burch, who resides on
Rock Creek, north Of town, says during
the storm Of last Friday afternoon, as be
and lis family were watching the clouds,
a flock Of wild geese passed near the
house As he was looking at them
here came a vivid fash Of Lightning
which seemed TO pass right through the
aock of geese, aud tue next moment tbe
flock seemed to be thrown into confusion.
luering the shrillest cries Of alarm, and
six Of their number were seen falling
to the ground They had been killed
BY the lightning fash Mr. Eurch had
noticed. lie went and picked up he
dead geese. which be found to be plump
and fat, without mark to show where
the lightning had struck them. This is
the first instance o. record, we believe.
Of geese being struck by lightning willie
flying in the air, and it is generally sup,
posed that they are safe from the de-
stroy ing bolt of Jove.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
A Good State 10 Lire i,..

We have rtpea'ediy poinici ont the
advantages thar Maryland offers t. i'm.
migrants, and the importance of getting
immigrants 10 settle ia The State We
have thousands Of ares of good land
tia, need intelligent cultivation None
d his land is isolated or attended Is
Inconvenience Which are cucouutcd ii
sections of magnificent distances. No
State is better or more thoroughly
equipped IN transportation facilities. =
81 parts are within easy communication
with the best markets. and tho freighis
are uniformly reasonable Where tie
railroads 10 not 60 the STEAMBOATS, rut.
and no body Of water has a more adj
able steamboat service than the Chesl
peake. Tie social, religious and edu
c4tional status and advantages Of Mary
iand are al * client. Strangers Of ill.,
right kind are always assured a corlia
IS, lcoae. aud they will find out her
how to live long aud happily Mary
landers WHO 90 away from their native
State invariably want to get back again,
md whether at home or abroad, they
look upon Maryland as the brightest
Gem in Columbla's crown. They are
ighl, and their sentiment is more Il al
endorsed by the people who pitch thcir
tents within our borders B ltimmc
American
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03

The AUD lover lion company, Of Dover,
4 ] has been robb 4, it is alleged,
r. contractors Of 100000
President Cleveland left Washington
IN H. och of May, for SarAuac lake, 0
IL absent ten days.
4 large izure Of illicit brandy and
cider was made By United States officers
4 Trumbull, Connecticut.
The Chicago anarchists arc secretly
organizing and strengthening their
ranks for further demonstrations
TIE firm Of GrsT. Bennett & Co.
iron workers at Pittsburg. have paid Of
81 80, 600 indebtedness in four years
THE Zion Methodist At th"ir annual
conference passed resolution strongly
opposed 10 political prohibition
4 Baltimore dairy has been broken
IN On account e the disc very Of p euro
pnaumonil am ne the COWS.
A conuittee 5egan counting the
money in the Treasury few days ago.
# will take two months
Crops and OF er property have been
seriously damaged by fierce winds, snow
and hail storms in England and Scotland
The Knights Of Labor AMI a large
number Of her citizens net in Cooper
Institute aud denounced the proposed
treaty between tic United States and
Russia.
Sarah Field an Indian woman, will
BE- hanged in Indian Territory, August
18th, for the murder Of her infant grand
child
Anthracite coal companies in Penn
syyaua announce that there will tie no
general suspension Of work. but that the
production will be limited
The Supreme Court Of Kansas has de-
cided that married woman need not
take her husbands name unless she
elects to do 50
Tie Pope, in allocution, has tender
"a his congratulations on the religious
peace with Prussia, aud expresses the
hope that Italy may shane the spirit Of
oeace now animating the Papacy to-
ward all nations.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
NEWS ITEMS.

\ bank IN tie City of Mexico was
robbed Of 5000 900
The reports from the cotton crops are
favorable
The people Of Like Linden. Miehi-
gan, are destitute and ask assistance
Grants tomb. in Riverside park was
deliberately decorated on Decoration Day
1t is reported that the Suprem. Court
appointment, filling Justice Woods
place, will not be made until fall.
An extensive factory at Erie. pa
was destroyed by the igni ion of natural
cas-, and two men lost their lives.
Gold and silver are reported diseov-
cred in large quantities in southern
Indiana
Cattle raisors in the west have suffer.
ed heavily this year, In WYOMING
Territory hrlf the cattle have pcrishe5
ths2ugh cold il .he winter and lack #
t4a~: srsss LeV
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
New Seasonablo Silks.

having enlarge. this stock to ,louNie
is iurmcr size, it now embraces nearly
all he desirable Foreign aud Domcsti;
Six Fabrics, presenting an assortment
II raricty and richness never before
shogn ty us. AS fairly goad index
70 The stock We quote:
50 pieces summer silk, in white and
black and white checks an broken
plaids only 49c per yard.
. pieces summer surah silks, in va
riety of neat, stylish checks, only 69c
per yard.
% pieces summer silks in light,
changcablo check cflec's, only C2!c per
yard.
We are showing a superb stock of
Pongec and China Silks, in both plain
and fancy standings There is every
Indication of an increased demand for
these goods this season, they being I'M
doubtedly the most popular fabric fol
evening wear at the seashore and noun
tain retreats. We offer:
10 inch China Pongecs in natural
color with neat, fancy figures and pin
stripes. These can be made into entire
suits, or used in combination with the
plain Pongce; only SOC per yard.
% inch China Pongec, ia dark ground
colors, with plain stripes in light effects;
only SIC per yarl.
So inch real China Silks, in all the
leading dark and liylt shades; only So
per yard.
ground colors, with fancy figures and
stripes; only 90 per yard.
Louisine Silks retain the well deserv
ed popularity as a handsome, yet ser
yiceabIc silk facric; We are showing an
excellent line of plain shades, with hair
line plaids to match, only | 90 per YARD
The Diamond" China Silks, 50
called on account Of the Diamond shape
design woven into the fabaic. These
come 10 all the newest soft shades, and
will make elegant evening costumes, tea
gowns, etc, only | % per yari.
Elegant line Of China Silks in delicate
ground shades, With high eoioyed flow
or designs. very choice, only 50 per
Superb "Novolty" China Silks, rich
colored stripes. interspcrsed with con-
trastng fowery designs; only % per
yard.
100 pieces natural Shantung Pongees,
each piece containing sufficient quantity
for full suit, 90, 5 90, s 90 and
10 90 per piece.
Send for samples and prices, or send
your order and allow US to make the
selection subject 20 your approval.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03

Captain II Clay Nail, the chairman
# the Republican State Central Com
nlttee, for a meeting Of that body June
Sth, has been issued at the request of
prominent Republicans in various parts
Of the State, who demand an immediate
reorganization Of the party, and dec
IaraiIon from the committee as to the in
tenfions # The party in the approaching
campaign Col Nall has stated tha; be
believed the sentiment Of the party to be
for straightout candidates on the State
ticket. The action Of the committee
will be Of Importance to the future Of
the party in this State.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
Display of White Goods.

Tie white goods stock is ready Ii
is, .eyoud .ioubt, the largest and fla
est e have ever shown, comprising all
of tie most desirable fibrics Of the sea-
son, manufacture. and containing the
bcs values possibly obtainable in any
city A. especially worthy Of nent'cn
wclnoto:
no pieces fine checked Nainsooks,
vxsll.nt value, only 81 per yard
80 pieces fine Nainsooks. in "a varic-
5 d.chcoks, plaids aud stripes, only Ice
poAMrd
81 ii cc* Satin striped Lawns 5 diff
orat sized stripes. only Ice per yrd.
s. nch fine India lawn Pads choice
,ssatcd styles, only l3lc per yard.
D inch fire Pi,id A1insooks, variety
,flaii>, only l2lc per yarl.
Inc Brocadcd striped i'iqucs, ccfu
.mlwhite, only III ? gard.
Ix;r, fac striped l,MnS, white and
or.. varie Of Wide AMI narrow stri + Is,
pladid vale ;, Gully I5c per yarl.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03

The President has ssued an order
reducing the number Of Internal Revenue
districts from s. to 63 twenty-five
Collectors and their assistants, therefore.
use their pieces 1t is thought that
800 600 year will thus be saved 10
he Government without reducing the
efficiency Of the service The Delaware
district has been consolidated with the
larry laud district under Collector Rob
ertS
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Acme Hall.

UEHN 4 co, Props
5 and Z W Baltimore Street, door
west Of Charles St.
n. B Waiting room for ladies.
Baggage checked without cost to all
visitors. buying or not
Mail Orders receive nunctual atteu-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03

Afer many weeks Of frui,less ballot
% the Florida Legislature has finally
elected senator to fill the vacancy 50
long left by Senator Jones. The Sen
lto, elect is named Samuel Pasco,
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To-0rder Department

All the leading makes and novelties
in Wooens from this side as well as the
other side of the ocean shown here
These we sell by die yard or make t.
your measure by skilled artists who will
please your taste and fit your body. 1t
is rare treat to see the artistic charac-
ter Of the work produced here
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The Mems Department

shows the grandest assortment Of Suits,
Oyercoats, and single garments ever
produced under one roof Nothing YOU
possibly want is omitted and everything
is warranted lower than any other house
south Of NV York.
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Great Model
Clothing House.

Acme Hall which was established a
very few years ago, is now by far the
largest clothing house IN Baltimore. Its
rapidly increasing business has recently
compelled the proprletors to remove to
the immense premises recently occupied
by the Wholesale dry goods house OF
Hurst, Puruell & Co.
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E. SEvERxE T. Y. Ronry
EDWARD SEvERNE & CO.,
POmfret, Charles Co, Md.

Make the best Harness for the least moaev
All work hand made throughout and war
ranted. Call ami see our ST. 90 set 81
buggy harness hand made. Prices 10 ri,
the times. All orders promptly executed
je 4-lm f. SEVERNE Il co